March Comes in Like a Lion

r/mangarecommendations · For a teen who needs some hope/representation

It must be nice to have an older sibling just like you! Here are my recommendations: bocchi the rock (socially anxious high school girl learns to play guitar and joins a band) haikyuu (sports anime, has themes about growth and resilience) a place further than the universe (slice of life, 4 schoolgirls had a life changing adventure together) march comes in like a lion (introverted hs boy who lives alone, personal growth, one of my favs) ill try to upd if i remember others...

r/manga · suggest me some underrated mangas

highly rated/popular ones I recommend: complete: 1. <golden kamui> comedy gold, high paced plot and action, well developed and consistent characters, historical/cultural trivia, pure badassery and over-the topness 2. <dungeon meshi> comedy gold, amazing fantasy lore and trivia, realistic fantasy setting, well developed and consistent characters, interesting plot with consistent development, interesting battle tactics and good teamwork 3. <fullmetal alchemist> good balance between drama and comedy, well written plot, well developed and consistent characters, amazing ending. 4. <kaguya want

r/mangarecommendations · Manga where the male MC slowly builds a better life from a shitty starting point

I wanted to say Punpun but honestly not sure it qualifies, he does make efforts to improve sometimes and it’s definitely a grounded view on depression/trauma but it’s hard to say he’s actively working on improving his situation. More like he finds a coping mechanism and things are better for a while, before he self-sabotages or some new horrible thing happens to him Maybe March comes in like a Lion? Feel like it’ll be hard to avoid improving through finding a hobby/passion as this is a very realistic way to drag people out of misery and a lot of popular stories do it for a reason. This may

r/mangarecommendations · Introspective Stories please?